Contribute to the Bulletin
If you sat a session and something came through, we want it. The bulletin is only as good as what people are willing to send.
What we are looking for
- What you received — in your own words, however fragmentary. Do not tidy it into sense.
- When — the date, and the session if it was one of ours.
- How it arrived — image, voice, a knowing, a physical sensation, a phrase.
- Anything specific — names, numbers, places, dates. Specifics are what make a transmission checkable later.
Send it here
One email is all it takes. Put Bulletin in the subject line so it reaches the right place.
What happens to it
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It is read, by a person
Everything sent is read. Not everything is published — most sessions produce more than the bulletin can carry.
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It is held against the others
A single account is interesting. The same account from six people who never spoke to each other is a story. We look for convergence before we print.
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It is written up and attributed
If it runs, it runs with the being it appeared to come from and the name of the contributor who recorded it — yours, unless you ask us not to.
House rules
Three, and they are not negotiable. Do not send anything about a named private individual. Do not send anything presented as medical, legal or financial direction — this bulletin gives none, and neither can a transmission through it. And do not embellish: a thin, strange fragment is worth far more to us than a well-rounded story, because only the first kind can be checked.
Credit and rights
You keep what you send. By sending it you are giving us permission to publish it here, edited for length and clarity, with attribution as above. Tell us if you would rather appear anonymously, or not at all after the fact — we will honour either, at any point.